Brownsville herald. [volume], January 18, 1935, Page SIX, Image 6

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World Events of Today_Pictures
Bay State Cops Treat ’em Rough
'Now will yon talk?* Poliee of Brookline, Mae*., are shown in tfew
enusual picture using a little persuasion on Arthur Fields, 18-ytar-oia
Philadelphian, arrested there as burglary suspect.
Retires to Go Fishing
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell Grume!!, 67, tunied over her million ^jjgrjitho.
graphing business in New York to employes and retired to devote herselt
to her favorite pastimes, fishing and reading, hhe prides hewelf on 11
ing caught first broadbiil swordfish landed by woman on Atlantic coasu
Against College Drill
P Neblett, Brookville, Miss., is the new president, and Miss
ESSSet Taylor?Tucson, Aiiz., the new vice president, of the National
Rodents’ Federation, which went on record against compulsory military
Siili in land erant colleges, in Boston convention. Federation wants
inU in land gram c*JriU made (Central Presa)
a tying to Reunite Patents.
l i* believed to have been enlisted by
Crown Prince Michael j»f* , Marie in ksr l ;•»?*» to reconcile
hut ijrsndnwthor. V q * ftv\sn The boy, who looks older
f,r'sS^ -iSo*«*■*' *! ? P/S
toon tn. U‘ ”|‘l‘ tr;e(j t0 K<t her to overlook Carol s atifir mth
July Mfe* h* - Lupescu, and return. (Cent,* Prtf)
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Survived Missionary Martyrdom
Government forces led by Generalissimo Chian# Kai-Shek are seeking
to wipe out Red forces declared responsible for capture, torture and
murder of American parents of 2H-months-old Helen Priscilla Stam
near Miaochiao, China. The infant, seen staring from the arms of a
rescuer, was hidden behind blankets by her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Sum when they were attacked. After being foodless for 24
hours, baby was found and cared for by Chinese.
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Hauptmann Accuser
Nelson Wvckoff, Hopewell, another
of the profession of witnesses of the
State to point the finjrer of accusa
tion at Bruno Richard Hauptmann.
He’s seen at courthouse. Flemingtcn.
Foe of Bootleggers
Lester Barlow, inventor of the
“Barlow” war botr.'o and scores of
other devices, has developed non
ref:! table bottle which makes it im
possible ior bootleggers to use “emp
ties” of well known brands to foist
spurious liquors on public. Key
must be used which breaks off top
of neck before stopper can be drawn.
Queen and King Play
, C H«M*t Uttnum Ntm
Despite fact mounUin climbing cost
father’s life. King Leopold of Bel
gium and Queen Astrid chose to
spend vacation in Switzerland scal
ing Alps. Thiy’re seen enjoying a
walk in snow, nearest. Moritz. _
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Gold Among Brown ’
Gold metal thread* among the
brown of this cross-barred woolen
distinguish it from other chic
schoolgirl dresses. Cecilia Parker,
movie player, is the model, in case
you’re interested Her belt and
buttons are made of braided gold
MEN WILL VALUE LEATHER GIFTS
Christmas gifts are off the mind,
but there always are anniversa
ries to be remembered. For his
birthday he undoubtedly would
like something in leather. The
man in the picture is holding a set
of sleeveless suede slipover with
sweater .in contrasting color.
Comfy slippers in contrasting
bands of calf and cowhide; travel
bag that is great for sports; cow*
hide fitted travel case, smoking
pouch of cowhide with place for
pipe, and compact travel case of
calf for ties, are shown in the
picture.
Crashing Court Made Tough
New system installed by New Jersey State Troopers has stopped crash
in* of Hauptmann trial by persons who were using passes smuggled out
to them by persons who already had gained admittance with them. Passes
are taken up as holders enter and returned as they leave, as photo shows.
Celebrities of ail sorts have been among crashers.
Link Girl Suicide
With Weird Cult
Mysterious link between Violet
Sharpe, Morrow maid who poi
soned herself alter being quined
on the Lindbergh kidnaping, and
the peychlc cult that predicted
almost exactly where the baby'a
body would be found, has been
revealed in New York.' Above Is
» photo of Miss Sharpe taken %
abort time before her death.
Success Story
Dorothy Sander# of Cincinnati, 1
the newest Cinderella of the screen
Jeorge White, stage producer, sa#
icr in Cincinnati and induced he
4 join a revue. Now she’s in Holly
wood, chosen for beauty role#.
Pretender to Throne
Newest pU .. r r .* • !»'.ake Otto of Hapstunt, who still haa hopes 4
beinj? reiki u.t . . . or Hamranr. shows him («*ht) with i
Francet d’Eaperay at meeting oi I ranch Geographic Society ipi Fart*
Otto now is 22.
Fan Dancers Invade 5>outn
The “fan dancers" have migrated to where you would expect to find thew
at this season of year, to warmer climes. A dozen of them were wen m
On Trail of Huey Long
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Allan Blackburn (left) and Philip Johnson, executives of Museum od
Modern Art, New York, resigned to go to Louisian* to study joroMl
methods of Huev Long as aid in advancing their own political movement,
called The National Party. Members wear gray ar# opponent<
of Long-Hitier-Miiaaolmi types of dictatorship.
Politician on Trial for Murder
r Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Bnmo snapped in courtroom at PoUsriUe, Pa^
• where he is on trial for murder in connection with slaying of flee marchers
in a Democratic parade at Kelayrea, Fa^ where he was &.O. P^kadpa.
i.f *.! fel. Jffl